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Topic	TMNT on NES was brutally difficult, but not a bad game.
Skye Reynolds 11/02/17 8:10:49 PM #1:	- 6 expansive worlds - a top-down overworld and sidescrolling levels inside of buildings, tunnels, and sewers - the ability to take control of the Turtle Van and mow down enemy soldiers - thematically appropriate plotlines Sure, it stinks that Krang is absent, but if the dam was a little more manageable and the side scrolling levels never increased difficulty after the third level, I think it would be a fairly appreciated NES gem. It's not bad from a creative or functional standpoint. It's just insanely difficult and sometimes for the wrong reasons. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:889649020] in TMNT on NE... [t:75948342]...</cite> <quote>- 6 expansive worlds - a top-down overworld and sidescrolling levels inside of buildings, tunnels, and sewers - the ability to take control of the Turtle Van and mow down enemy soldiers - thematically appropriate plotlines Sure, it stinks that Krang is absent, but if the dam was a little more manageable and the side scrolling levels never increased difficulty after the third level, I think it would be a fairly appreciated NES gem. It's not bad from a creative or functional standpoint. It's just insanely difficult and sometimes for the wrong reasons.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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